Klere
Shine a light on your child's IEP.
Klere reads the dense legal language of your child's Individualized Education Program and rewrites it in plain words. So you walk into the next meeting knowing what the plan promises, what to ask, and what to bring.
Four steps from a stack of pages to a plan you understand.
Scan your IEP
Snap a photo or import a PDF. Any length, no size limit.
We decode it, privately
Dense legal language, rewritten in plain words. On your iPhone, or on Apple's private servers if it's too long. You choose.
Tell us your vision
What success looks like for your child, in your words.
Track progress together
Log wins and watch goals grow over time.
Your child's IEP is the most personal document you own. Klere treats it that way.
Most AI tools upload your document to a server, keep it, and learn from it. Klere never stores your child's record anywhere but your iPhone, and it never trains on it.
The AI runs on Apple Intelligence, the same on-device models built into your phone. When a document is too long to read there, you can opt in to Apple's Private Cloud Compute. Either way, every summary tells you exactly where it ran.
On this iPhone only
Nothing ever leaves your device. Long documents are read section by section, so connections between distant parts of the IEP can be missed.
Allow Private Cloud Compute
For documents too long to read on your iPhone. Apple's servers analyze the whole IEP at once, then forget it.
- Your IEP is never stored. It's erased when the analysis finishes.
- No one at Apple, and no one at Klere, can see it.
- It is never used to train any model.
- Apple publishes the server code so security researchers can check these claims.
It does leave your iPhone. That's a real difference from on-device, and it's your call to make.
Support for the parent, not a replacement for one.
Klere doesn't argue with the school or tell you what the plan should say. It makes sure you can read what it does say, and helps you show up prepared.
The whole IEP, section by section
Every section of the document gets a plain-language summary sitting right next to the original text. Where the IEP says something worth a second look, Klere quotes the exact sentence rather than judging it. You decide what it means.
Goals that hold numbers
Klere reads each goal's own measure, like "80% accuracy in 4 of 5 trials", and asks you to confirm it. Vague goals get flagged with a question you can bring to the meeting. Then you track progress against the target the plan actually set.
Walk into the meeting prepared
Klere finds your next review date in the IEP and starts a countdown. It builds a question list from the flags it found, gathers the numbers you're bringing, and drafts a concerns letter from your own vision and logs. Written on your iPhone, reviewed by you before you send it.
Log a moment in seconds, or by voice
Reading, focus, behavior, homework, social, and wins. Tap a category and jot a line, or say "Log a moment in Klere" to Siri without opening the app. Each note counts toward the goal it belongs to, so the pattern is there when you need it.
You're an equal member of the IEP team. Klere makes sure you know it.
A plain-terms guide to the rights every parent has under federal special-education law, written for the night before the meeting. Save the ones you want to have in hand.
In the language your family speaks at home.
"Klere" is Haitian Creole for to shine, to make clear. The app is built for families who get handed a forty-page English document and a signature line.
Plain-language summaries generate on device in English and Spanish today. Other languages get translated guides, with AI summaries to follow.
Koukouy klere pou je l. The firefly shines for its own eyes.
You are your child's most important advocate. Klere is the light you carry into the room.
Download on the App StoreFree to download · Requires iPhone with iOS 26 or later · Private Cloud Compute needs iOS 27 and Apple Intelligence